Teen Soccer Players Robbed On Their Way To Practice; Dad Says Police Were Not Helpful
Archer Park near Midway International Airport is home to organized youth baseball leagues and not-so-formal pickup games, but there are also fresh signs of crime.
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Archer Park near Midway International Airport is home to organized youth baseball leagues and not-so-formal pickup games, but there are also fresh signs of crime.
He is a two-time convicted felon, including the 1969 death of a Chicago police officer. And now police say he killed someone else, this time on the city's West Side.
A Northwestern University student was attacked in broad daylight in Evanston, but some good Samaritans stepped in to help.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is now halfway through her term, and to commemorate her two-year anniversary, the mayor only offered the customary one-on-one interviews to one select group of journalists -- political reporters of color.
Emails claiming to be from the Illinois Department of Employment Security but aren't can give thieves access to all of a person's personal information with one click.
"Lights and sirens going, different pitches, different sounds. still no reaction."
The full concert lineup was announced Wednesday.
"I just still think it's too soon to go without the masks."
A Champaign police officer was fatally shot while responding to a domestic disturbance Wednesday.
All of this comes as just three months ago IDOT touting a $12.5 million investment of taxpayer dollars to purchase software to investigate expressway shootings.
Ryan Storm has been charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault and one count each of aggravated kidnapping, criminal sexual assault, aggravated battery, aggravated criminal sexual abuse, and unlawful restraint.
After court battles and calls for transparency, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and city aldermen have reached a deal to create a new public database of Chicago police officer misconduct files.
State Superintendent Carmen Ayala is expected to issue an enforceable declaration mandating in-person learning for the 2021-22 school year after the current school year ends.
Starting next week, the museum will now be open Tuesdays through Sundays. It will remain closed on Mondays.
"Today is the beginning of a safer and more accountable tomorrow as we move forward with requiring towers to be licensed by the city of Chicago if they are operating in the city," Ald. Gilbert Villegas (36th) said.
